Monthly Archives: January 2015

Living in the used clothes of my soul Wake up wake up! with the screams with the I don’t want to remember these things but I can’t disremember unless I dismember my memeries- unless I disable the memory stick which … Continue reading →

Six degrees to Scott Norman Listening to the non-radical radio we can’t get radical radio in Philadelphia land listening to the non Radical radio I thought I heard I thought I heard Lizard warning! Lizard warning! which reminded me of … Continue reading →

Charlie Hebdo Poem #2 This is not about Muslim extremers as though they are the only ones the lonely ones who use bombs instead of words, bullets instead of photos, pain instead of …other…dreams This is not about one publication … Continue reading →

Charlie Hebdo Poem #1 The very first thought I had which I kept to my very own self is that it was a bad time to be a Jew in Paris A Jew in Paris, better to be a Muslim? … Continue reading →

Charlie Hebdo Poem #4 When words equal defiance and images defy bullets When resistance is the very act of being doing in spite of fear and trembling How do we speak to any extremers of any religion, politics, any belief … Continue reading →

One cannot provoke Pope Frances said “one cannot provoke one cannot offend” on fifteen January Freedom, he goes on to say, does not always apply to all speech Should we not hear, then, about Philly’s Natavist riots of eighteen and … Continue reading →

Charlie Hebdo Poem #1 The very first thought I had which I kept to my very own self is that it was a bad time to be a Jew in Paris A Jew in Paris, better to be a Muslim? … Continue reading →

Charlie Hebdo Poem #3 So finally, the news will find another tragedy maybe a few small ones, explosions here, murders there the kind of news you want to hide from hide from but part of you wants to see it … Continue reading →

Charlie Hebdo, some thoughts                              I’ve been trying to wrap my head around the massacre at Charlie Hebdo ever since I heard about it.  One piece of clarity is that this incident is not about radical muslims so much as … Continue reading →